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So, Bethesda didn’t register the domain for FalloutFirst. Looks like a hero registered it and has created a legit website to explicitly state that this is a giant fuck you. https://falloutfirst.com/ It is glorious.

I would guess that Morrowind was somewhat mind-blowing in the era that it came out. It's a large sandbox world with some voice acting. But, seriously, the lack of NPCs sleeping (yet making sleeping noises) and constantly talking to me (a stranger) and telling me out of the blue to stop wasting...

I decided to play through The Elder Scrolls series since I've had them for years and I just have to know what it is that people see in these games. I've started up Morrowind and I don't know if I have a bug or if these things are intentional. When I walk through a town and if I'm close at...

The details in the face are pretty good, but I feel that the scale is off, given the size of the body. I realize multiple body types are possible, but it looks disproportionate in the image shown. That said, keep up the good work. I'm glad to see that you weren't discouraged after the...

It runs pretty smooth and looks pretty good, but is the demo strictly combat? Should I try to loot bodies? If so, how do I do that?

I didn't like gta 4 much. Red dead redemption is a much better game.

I know, but sometimes I just want to sit on the recliner and dick off. It's a tough call, since Bethesda games I've played before have REQUIRED mods to be enjoyable, so I might be better off with pc, but these are games made for consoles and controllers. I'm torn.

Is Skyrim worth it? I was thinking about getting it for 360, but Steam has it for pc for less. How awful is it? Is it worth 7.50?

The rightmost image looks... interesting.

Not being a collector, I don't understand the need to have 4 identical copies of a game. The space is pretty righteous (especially the Brotherhood Statue) but I'm just baffled at the repetition in items.

The type of radiation emitted (x-ray, alpha, beta, gamma, neutron), the radioactive material and how you're exposed to it are sort of key factors in how you'll react, as far as I know. I had some radioactive material in my lab (uranyl acetate) but the glass bottle it was in was enough to...

Kaaa-meeee-haaaa... Seriously, though, I think the game looks okay, despite the purple chi attack that seems to be going on, but I don't know about that UI. While having a sequence list is handy for strategy, I'm used to not having a given order in who is going to attack when and I don't see...

Nice weathering effects. I'm not a fan of the footsteps audio, though, and it doesn't always seem to line up with movement.

I like the version of turn-based combat presented there. The shrinking circle of movement after every attack is pretty interesting and not something I've sen before. Looks like it has some definite potential.

Looks good, though I'm not a huge fan of the audio you uploaded. You might want to edit the last quarter, though, as it's rife with typos and incomplete sentences. I would also suggest that you have goals beyond the initial "funded" goal, similar to Wasteland 2 and the other kickstarter...

I agree that having stat checks in the dialog was annoyingly childish, but that was part of the shit package I mentioned. Same goes for the quest waypoints and fast travel, but I accept that they were mandatory and not something Obsidian would have opted for themselves. They don't make the...

For you. For me, it was an awesome game in a shit, but usable, package. If it were isometric with turn-based combat, would that have been sufficient for you? If not, what was lacking that you found to be superior in Fallout 1?

I'm really torn in that I miss seeing games like Fallout and Arcanum, where I can positively lose myself in playing them and I rail at the perceived decline in video games, and in accepting that my tastes are atypical. Sometimes, I think we need to objectively look at games of the past. Games...

Re: Wasteland 2 Update #38: Wasteland 1 available for backer Fan song is pretty good. I dig it.

As long as MMOs, and games in general, continue to deliver to the lowest common denominator, there won't be much change in the industry. Themeparks and classes are easy, people whine when they're outplayed by someone else, and so there's the neverending effort to provide balance. I can't see...